“Is it compatible with 2011 15” MacBook Pro?”

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• I believe it is. The newer MacBook Pro's uses a special SSD that is on a circuit board and plugs into a special slot on the mother board. However, I think the 2011 uses a standard size SSD. I have replaced the hard drives on MacPros that were made prior to 2015. Also you have to have a special screw driver to remove the screws on the back cover.

  Answered by Scooter 7 years ago

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• Yes it is Lara

  Answered by Derek 7 years ago

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• Yes, it is compatible.

  Answered by elpavo 7 years ago

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• should work fine, just be aware, once in a while when installing MacOS, in disk manager it won't show up, usually if you exit disk manager and go back in it will appear.

  Answered by evlfred 7 years ago

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• Yes, this drive is compatible with Mac PCs that have a SATA interface and matching profile size. You will however need to reformat the drive.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago

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